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IV. WORK SCHEDULE

The community does not guarantee any specific hours of work per day, per week,

etc. The work schedule will be based on resident needs. Your supervisor will

advise you of the time your shift begins and ends.

Work schedules are normally posted at least one week in advance for your

convenience. In some cases, the Executive Director or your supervisor may

change the schedule and will notify you accordingly. All employees, as a matter of

practice, should check the work schedule for changes. Employees are not

permitted to exchange "off days" or change the work schedule without approval

from their supervisor. Requests for days off should be in writing and given to your

supervisor at least two (2) weeks prior to the posting of the work schedule.

Exchange requests for days off must be signed by both employees and given to the

supervisor for approval.

CONFLICT OF INTEREST

Employees may be employed elsewhere as long as they meet the performance

standards of their job with the Company. All employees will be judged by the

same performance standards and will be subject to the CompanyÊs scheduling

demands, regardless of any existing outside work requirements.

If the Company determines that an employeeÊs outside work interferes with

performance or the ability to meet the requirements of the Company, as they are

modified from time to time, the employee may be asked to terminate the outside

employment if he or she wishes to remain with the Company. Outside

employment that constitutes a conflict of interest is prohibited.

Employees may

not

contract to provide individual private duty services to

residents of the community.

MEAL PERIODS

Normally, unpaid meal periods are scheduled for one half-hour. Your meal

period will be assigned by your supervisor. Whether you leave or remain on the

premises during the meal period, you are required to clock out and clock in at

the beginning and end of your designated meal period.

Employees working a continuous 6 hours must take a 30-minute unpaid meal

break unless otherwise approved by your supervisor. Employees who work

during 3

rd

shift may leave their workstations, but are required to stay in the

building unless their supervisor approves otherwise.

If it becomes necessary for you to change or alter your assigned meal period,

you must notify your supervisor for approval. Also, if it becomes necessary for

you to return to work and interrupt your meal period, you are to take a full

uninterrupted meal period or be paid for the entire meal period. A missed

punch form must be completed by you and your supervisor if a meal break is

interrupted.